Meanwhile hes 0.016 behind him... Fully spanked
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Max Verstappen fought his way up from third on the grid to take victory at Miami. The Dutch Red Bull Racing driver was joined on the podium by Leclerc and Sainz, making for a third double podium of the year for Scuderia Ferrari.
Look at WDC. Oh wait.
Indeed. Their top speed will be fully decisive tomorrow, again. The Ferraris can only go faster in the twisty parts for so long tomorrow with heat, before they start to struggle. They need to work even more on making the car more efficient on the straights.
Unless tire preservation will become limiting factor. In that case more load could be crucial.Tvetovnato wrote: ↑07 May 2022, 23:13Indeed. Their top speed will be fully decisive tomorrow, again. The Ferraris can only go faster in the twisty parts for so long tomorrow with heat, before they start to struggle. They need to work even more on making the car more efficient on the straights.
Yeah, from looking at the W-series race in bits it looked very hard to overtake. Whilst there was some however.Tvetovnato wrote: ↑07 May 2022, 23:13Indeed. Their top speed will be fully decisive tomorrow, again. The Ferraris can only go faster in the twisty parts for so long tomorrow with heat, before they start to struggle. They need to work even more on making the car more efficient on the straights.
Bottas has always been “Mr Saturday”.PlatinumZealot wrote: ↑07 May 2022, 23:13Bottas was on fire there! That Alfa is firmly in front of the Mercedes they just can't keep it up for the races.
They have race pace going by the last GP, unfortunately they get bad starts and pit stops way too often.PlatinumZealot wrote: ↑07 May 2022, 23:13Bottas was on fire there! That Alfa is firmly in front of the Mercedes they just can't keep it up for the races.